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	News Center Argentina's Diesel Output to Be Cut on Strike, Cronista Says Bloomberg May 12, 2008 By Juan Pablo Spinetto May 12 (Bloomberg) -- Repsol-YPF SA, Exxon Mobil Corp. and Royal Dutch Shell Plc will cut diesel fuel production in Argentina because of a labor dispute, El Cronista reported. The companies, together with Petroleo Brasileiro SA, will inform the Argentine government today that they will have less crude to refine because of a strike, the newspaper said, citing unidentified oil executives. Industrial action is affecting the operations of Repsol, Petrobras, Occidental Petroleum Corp and BP Plc's Pan American Energy in the Santa Cruz province, Cronista said. Some companies have already warned refineries that they won't be able to fulfill contractural obligations, the newspaper said. The strike, which began on April 30, has reduced production from 6,000 fields in the Santa Cruz province. About 80,000 cubic meters of crude and 15 million cubic meters of natural gas have been cut, La Nacion reported on Saturday. To contact the reporters on this story: Juan Pablo Spinetto in London at jspinetto@bloomberg.net Last Updated: May 12, 2008 03:59 EDT		U.S. Government Takes Action Click here to view letters by the Bush Administration and Members of Congress on Argentina’s debt and economic policies. ATFA Member Spotlight U.S. Cattlemen’s Association (USCA) Click here to view the U.S. Cattlemen's Association Summer 2008 Newsletter featuring Argentine beef and debt issues. Click here to view other ATFA member activity Join Us Show your support for ATFA and our work regarding debt default by joining our growing list of supporters. Tell Your Friends Do you have friends or colleagues who would be interested in supporting ATFA? Send them an invitation to this site by clicking here. Argentine International Reserves & Argentina GDP